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SEPT. 14 - OCT. 27, 2019
Directed by BLAKE ROBISON
Based on the novel by master storyteller Margaret Atwood and inspired by real-life events, this spine-tingling mystery of the mind will chill you to the bone. Sixteen-year-old Grace Marks was imprisoned for life in 1843 for committing one of the most notorious murders in history. Grace, however, has sworn she has no memory of the events. Fifteen years later, psychologist Simon Jordan begins interviewing Grace to gradually unlock her memories. Though inquisitive at first, he soon finds himself plummeting down a frightening path of shocking revelations. Is Grace an innocent victim? Or is she the scheming murderess everyone believes her to be?
“A tense, mesmerizing stage adaptation.” — The Daily Beacon
ADVISORY: Alias Grace is suitable for adult and older teenage audiences. Margaret Atwood’s haunting tale combines true crime lore with mind-bending psychological drama. In keeping with this genre,
there are moments of violence and sexuality, and mild language.
RUNNING TIME: The show runs 2 hours and 15 minutes, including one intermission.
Promotional photo by Tony Arrasmith/Arrasmith & Associates.
A Mystery of the Mind
Aug 29, 2019
Natalie Clare
Based on the novel by master storyteller Margaret Atwood, the spine-tingling mystery of Alias Grace will chill you to the bone.
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Unlocking the Memory
Sep 5, 2019
Natalie Clare
Director Blake Robison shares his perspective on Margaret Atwood’s mind-bending thriller Alias Grace.
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Playwright's Notes by Jennifer Blackmer
Sep 13, 2019
Natalie Clare
Blackmer reveals her artistic perspective on adapting Margaret Atwood's spine-tingling, best-selling novel Alias Grace.
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Nick Rose
Aug 14, 2019, 15:36 PM
Role :
Thomas Kinnear
Order :
60
Nick is excited to return to Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park for his eleventh show. A veteran actor of A Christmas Carol, he is delighted to be part of Alias Grace. His regional credits include Prospero in The Tempest and Iago in Othello (Cincinnati Shakespeare Company), Dead Man’s Cell Phone (Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati) and When the Rain Stops Falling (Know Theatre of Cincinnati). He starred in the world premiere of Carson Kreitzer’s The Lasso of Truth in San Francisco (Marin Theatre Company). Nick’s television and film credits include Emulsion, The Tao of Tom, Justice in Bloom and various local television and radio commercials. He is currently pursuing an M.Ed. in Secondary Education. He currently resides in Anderson Township with his beautiful and more talented wife, Sara, their son, Brennan and their cat, Keillor.
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